PROTECTION OF THE RIGHTS OF CHILDREN DEPRIVED OF PARENTAL CARE DURING MARTIAL LAW

Abstract

The article analyzes the legislation and the position of the state regarding the development of the institute for the protection of children's rights regarding the placement of children deprived of parental care during wartime, as well as the legislative regulation of a number of issues related to the protection of children's rights, some issues could previously be resolved on a general basis, but during martial law became impossible. It is obvious that the state of war and active hostilities in Ukraine determine the new realities of today, and the general procedure for the protection of children's rights established by the current legislation, which operated in peacetime, in most cases simply stopped working, the question of the possibility of real protection of the rights of children who became victims Russian aggression and were left without parental care or are in difficult life circumstances. A child has the right to privacy and protection from encroachment on it, also has the right to protection from all forms of physical and psychological violence, also needs protection from cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, from all forms of sexual exploitation and sexual abuse , as well as for family, recreation, leisure, education. The war brought a lot of grief and suffering to every family. Above all, children suffer. Their usual picture of life changes, fear arises. hunger, orphanhood. Our country is currently in a very difficult situation. The war has entered every family, people lose their relatives, loved ones, and the worst thing is when a child is left without parents. Therefore, the issue of protection of children's rights, and especially in conditions of active military operations, requires protection not only of orphans and children deprived of parental care, but also children who had parents in peacetime and did not need such protection.